Presented by: Thomas H. Adams, Executive Director of the American Coal Ash Association
The cement and concrete industries consume almost 20 million tons of fly ash, bottom ash, and synthetic gypsum annually. These materials are recovered following the combustion of coal in power plants generating electricity. This presentation will provide an overview of the utility industry and a look at the future supply of these materials.
About our Speaker:
Thomas H. Adams was appointed executive director of the American Coal Ash Association in February 2009. Prior to joining the ACAA he was employed by the American Concrete Institute where he was responsible for domestic and international chapter relations as well as student scholarships and fellowships. Mr. Adams has over 30 years experience in the ready mixed concrete industry in a variety of management positions. He is currently active in ASTM, ACI, Electric Power Research Institute and the NRMCA. Mr. Adams is a Fellow of the American Concrete Institute.
